Phrasal verbs are combinations of verbs and prepositions or adverbs that create new meanings. They are common in English and often idiomatic, meaning their meanings can be different from the individual words used.

Idioms, on the other hand, are expressions with meanings that cannot be understood from the individual words. They often reflect cultural or historical contexts and are commonly used in everyday language.

I hope to land my dream job at the tech company downtown.

She took off her jacket when she entered the interview room.

After years of hard work, he finally made it to the top position in the company.

The new job offer seemed too good to be true, but he decided to take the plunge and accept it.

She's been climbing the corporate ladder for years and finally got her dream job as a manager.

Practice

Fill in the blanks with the correct phrasal verbs or idioms from the list below:

1. I'm really hoping to ______ my dream job at the advertising agency next month.

2. After the interview, he felt like he was ready to ______ into his new role as a project manager.

3. Sarah has been ______ her dream job for years, and now she finally got an offer from her dream company.

4. Before making a decision, it's important to carefully ______ the pros and cons of the job offer.

5. Despite the challenges, she's determined to ______ and achieve her career goals.